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The COVID-19 Epicenter

The COVID-19 Epicenter

Queens has been hit hard by Covid-19, with over 52,000 cases as of May 4.

DOE Opens REC Care for Essential Workers

DOE Opens REC Care for Essential Workers

Regional Enrichment Centers are open throughout the five boroughs offering childcare.

A Crowded Commute Due to Service Cuts

A Crowded Commute Due to Service Cuts

Essential workers commuting to work are disappointed that the M.T.A. is not running as usual, citing staff shortages due to COVID-19.

COVID-19 Strains NYC Hospitals

COVID-19 Strains NYC Hospitals

Hospitals use tents for testing and add mobile morgues to cope with the pandemic.

Quest for Herbal COVID-19 Treatments

Quest for Herbal COVID-19 Treatments

Scientists are exploring healing potential of herbal remedies.

Fewer Crimes as New Yorkers Stay Home

Fewer Crimes as New Yorkers Stay Home

During the last two weeks of March, crime overall in New York City decreased by 20 percent, coincidin with the lock down.

Bronx Health Care Workers: “We Need PPE”

Bronx Health Care Workers: “We Need PPE”

In a protest outside of Montefiore Medical Center’s Moses campus, staff say they are working in dangerous conditions.

Coronavirus Dispatches

Coronavirus Dispatches

Scenes from the city on the cusp of the outbreak.

New Rochelle is a Containment Zone

New Rochelle is a Containment Zone

The Bronx Journal’s Jim Carney, who lives inside the Zone, shares how the unclear designation is affecting the local community.